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Miscellaneous Urban Track

Welfare Faith is an off-the-cuff look at a family's journey on government assistance and how God used that time to show them what it means to seek the welfare of others. More than that, it takes a new turn in the conversation of how Christians are to engage, "the least of these" by correlating physical and spiritual poverty through the perspective of someone forced to go on government assistance who is also surrounded in a culture where the topic of welfare is taboo. This book is a wonderful tale of brokenness, restoration, and how a family found its purpose in the midst of trials.

Coming soon to the Miscellaneous Urban Track:

Mission Improv: Acting in Character as Church for the World by G. Perry